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Judge rules child and family agency’s efforts to comply with court orders did not excuse its failure to do so
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An AI-generated map that mislabeled every country was presented by the US State Department at a conference in Brazil, generating widespread concern.
One thing we know about Detroit: During back-to-school season, people go all out to make sure the city’s youth can return to the classroom with the supplies they need and, in some cases, a fresh hairstyle and cut. Organizations across the city are offering free backpacks…
Leading up to the midterm elections in November, corruption is proving to be a defining issue in many battleground states and districts. An April poll , commissioned by End Citizens United (ECU) and conducted by Change Research, showed that more than 40% of likely voters ranked corruption in Washington, D.C., as their top concern—second…
Chilean President Jose Antonio Kast received China’s ambassador to Santiago, Niu Qingbao, at the La Moneda Palace on Friday morning, in an encounter that lasted more than an hour and marked the first meeting between the two men since the right-wing leader took office in March.
The week opened with a ceasefire and closed without one, which by now qualifies as continuity. On Monday, President Trump said the United States had halted strikes at Iran’s request while warning that attacks would resume without a new deal.
Vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains limited as the US and Saudi Arabia attacked Iranian proxy groups in Iraq in response to Iran’s attempted attacks on US forces the previous day. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said it struck dozens of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in Iran, including military command…
